I'm Japanese. And I'm grad to have foreiners play. 0:32 This situation, △75P, It made me suprised ! Japanese call this style "Haya Ishida" . This formation is so strong! … But, this case is a little risky. Because when Left ▲85P, Right should △77B or △78G or S. Next, if Right △77B, there is a blank in forward to the Bishop. It will be big disadvantages. If Right △78G or S, Right can't △78R. So Right can't make good use of 75P.
I watched sangatsu no lion when it aired and it became my favorite anime of all time passing anohana after season 2, and it had the side effect of getting me into shogi which is amazing.
46:50 I think Left gets advantages. Because if I were Left, I would put △79B . If Right ▲79K, △77R→▲78N→△68G→▲89K→△88G. It's Checkmate. So, he can't ▲79K that he ▲58K. If he so, △77R is getting silver and I can Checkmate in next turn. According to this, he is so risky.
49:03 Two Ukrainians playing Japanese Shogi, but using a clock that announces in Chinese: “Jiāshí (byoyomi)! Sìshí (40)! Wǔshí (50)! Yī (1), èr (2), sān (3), sì (4), wǔ (5)!” Strange but impressive.
The guy seemed to have good initiative but: - Forgot to press the clock several times. - Didn't take the Dragon King to stop the girl's attack. Didn't press on with his own attack. - Played an illegal move. And they both took so much time to spot such an obvious illegal move! This feels like amateur play. Even I who learnt Shogi over the past week spotted it!
it's interesting to see strong, committed players using plastic pieces and a common board. Not what the upper-end Shogi community would have you think.
I like board and Card games like Chess, Uno, Dama, Checkers, Scramble, Monopoly, black jack, Solitaire, Tongits, and Rummy... Now I want to learn and play Japanese Shogi and Karuta
Compared to chess? This isn’t necessarily true. Although many chess games are blitz (around 5 min each side) or rapid (around 10 min each side), classical games can last hours or even multiple days.
A lot weaker than that actually. More like 9 kyu. I doubt a 3-kyu would take 30 seconds to spot that her opponent dropped the bishop with his king being in the most obvious check in history of shogi.
Ben Howes yes exactly. But in some tournaments they even have a 10&11 kyu classification because of the important level differences. Especially in international tournaments.
17:55 he forgot to press the clock button and no one notices xd Idk how shogi games works but in chess u could just don't say anything and win on time xD
Okay- I'm not the only one who noticed that!!! I wasn't sure if there was some move or follow on move for the capture and he was waiting to make a move....NOPE- FORGOT TO HIT THE CLOCK! lol
the opening of the game usually has the players building a defense or "castle". so both players attempt to build one while trying to counter their opponents castle.
three possibilities: 1. first time seeing that kind of kanjis 2. they didnt had a game plan in advance and took the time at the start 3. first time against that opening so making sure there were no traps
@@berkaykartopu I mean, in schools People make begginer tournaments Just like in chess, they both took their phones out during the game, is not that serious of a game.
This is an extremely interesting question. I can not find any official rules for Playing Shogi with a digital Chess clock so I will pretend that they would use the FIDE chess rules. This matter ( a player forgets to press their clock and the opponent makes their next move) is not actually covered by the FIDE rules but there has been a LOT of discussion about this and I believe that what the concensus of opinion is.... A player may not "make" (I.E complete their move) before their opponent has made (I.E completed) their previous move. To do so would be an illegal move. A player completes their move when they stop their clock and start the opponents clock. Thus you can "start" your move before the opponent has completed theirs, that is, you could move a piece and even remove your hand from it, but you may not punch your clock before the opponent has punched theirs to complete their last move. By this interpretation, Anna made four illegal moves and Sergiy made one.
Can someone explain me what happened at 47:30, why did she ran out of time and they reset to 15 mins each? Also he left his clock run during her turn at 12:55 , 17:52 and 40:35 , wasting up to 10 mins and giving all that extra time to her which triggered me, are they just ignoring the clock or what's happening?
According to the 2018 Ukraine Cup website, the games are 30 minutes followed by 1 minute per move byo-yomi. I believe that this clock (PQ9902C or PQ9902) has byo-yomi capability but it seems that the byo-yomi time was not set up and that only the 30 minutes was. It may be that when Anna's clock ran out, the clock no longer knew how much time Sergiy had left and so maybe the TD just "made up" something that he thought was fair and gave them both 15 minutes. I did seem that Sergiy may not have used a chess clock before for Shogi play and even Anna did not seem to pay much attention to it.
On further investigation it appears that the clock was set up correctly for 30 minutes + 1 Byo Yomi period (of 1 minute). Looking at other games from this tournament and reading the manual from the PQ9902 it seems that this clock always uses 1 minute Byo-Yomi periods. The little "01" in the top corner indicates the number of 1 minute periods, in our case , "01". Standard go/shogi byo-yomi timing starts the byo-yomi periods at the end of the main time (in our case 30 minutes) but this clock starts it during the last part of the main time. So in our case the (one) byo-yomi period starts one minute before the end of main time. Therefore at 46.35 in the video Anna's one, one-minute byo-yomi period starts and since she fails to make a move during this period she loses on time at video-time of 47.35. At this time we can hear the clock do it's 10 second alarm to indicate loss on time, but when Anna moves and presses the clock, the clock resets to default starting time (4 hours main time and 5 byo-yomi periods of one minute each) and the indication that she lost on time is erased.
@@nm7sp If the world had more people like you, we would have a better world. Even though I made this comment a year ago and you would be unsure if I would read it I thank you kind person for taking your time and for the clarification in detail because I did in fact read it! So according to your explanation she should've lost to the clock right, but they kind of just reset the clock because they weren't sure what happened when they saw the new default timer? Just out of curiosity, how do you know the rules in such detail? Were you a shogi player yourself?
At the 27 minute mark, I was just begging for a knight drop on 6-7 to fork the bishop and silver and also being one move away from being checkmate so it has to be defended... 36 minute mark: DROP THE GOLD ON 8-7!!!!... Minute 41, just kill the dragon with a pawn drop?? It can't move, bc it's pinned. And they played 2 of these moves after they weren't good anymore xD Ahhhh... AHHHH, it gets better, a game thrown in 53 minute mark with the gold drop on 8-8 instead of 9-6 after creating the wall for the king instead of attacking... Next move if gold to 8-7, it would've been a disaster for black, but the horse capturing 8-8 wasn't that bad either. Minute 55 illegal move??? Ok, they realized lol.. I'm not a pro and this was fun to think for a bit, but some of these moves were just bad, sorry..
@@saggywaters5858 I think roygbiv330 means the actual symbols themselves, but either way, they should put a little red tip on the piece to clarify that's the direction it faces. This isn't the easiest game for some people's eyes to see clearly. Yes a grandmaster would have it all in his or her head, but nevertheless it could use a visual upgrade.
@Larbitos O_o But why should they be in Kanji when they could just as easily be symbols everyone can recognize? And why not simply make the pieces white and black so it's easier to tell what's going on? I get that traditional Shogi boards are meant to look like this, but wouldn't you rather have the game be accessible to more people?
@HandGrenades 4Balls That's fair. In my defense, a workaround could be to make the pieces black/white on either side and have a separate pool of pieces for promotions. But I still see no reason the kanji can't be changed to symbols. Granted, I did get used to the Kanji after a couple days, but I still find myself making a stupid blunder every so often because I lost track of which piece was which, or taking an embarrassingly long amount of time to decipher what's happening in particularly crowded puzzle.
I know all the rules of the game since i was interested but other than that when i was a young kid living in a European setting and also living the uk chess is all i ever learnt but tbh i find a hog is rules more interesting (btw the way i got into it was through naruto and the 51 games, game on the switch) also have a lovely day
@@gonsonandenschinder no it doesn't. If someone uses they're time up because they're well clearly they can't think fast enough. If that's your argument might as well play with no clocks and then games would take forever.
@@benjisisler that’s a pretty common debate haha.. Competition-wise it makes sense that running out of time is your own fault but I still agree that you shouldn’t aim to win on time..
22:00 i think she has stolen like 4-5 minutes of his time already! Every time he doeant push the button i got so freaking pissed! Such an irretating game for so many reasons! It shouldnt have taken her 5 minutes to make her 5th move!
Never are they pro player... I wonder if in the entire ukraine there arent proffesional shogi players... I am not sure but no one of those built a castle at the beginning... I dare to say I am a better player
Building a castle is not always necessary,it really depends.I once saw the top player hadn't move the king in the beginning,but I think this kind of strategy is hard to handle.
1- You can't move the Rook because the Bishop is pinning it to the King 2- Even if you could, the Rook would be unprotected on 78, so the King could simply capture it
53:41 Она могла бы сделать сброс Kin на поле 7-8 с шахом.Соперник забирает спомощью Kin 8-8 её Kin на поле 7-8.После чего она может забрать его Kin на поле 7-8 спомошью её Ruo которое стоит на поле 8-9 и тем самым поставив мат!
40:07 should have played silver 7 9 then based off the way they are playing he would have went king to the 6th file then you play rook to 7 8 and then you can go gold 6 8.
Chess players watching it and trying to make sense are true legends.
Exactly what im trying to do 😭
This is better than chess, which is for troglodytes. Not as good as Xiangqi though.
A chess player like me watching a shogi game: O_O .....................
Sincerely me too
A Pokémon TCG player here and I feel the same. Check out Pokémon TCG play. Lol
Faxx
I thought they also had opening theory
@@Davide5283 They Had Opening Proverbs
I'm Japanese. And I'm grad to have foreiners play.
0:32 This situation, △75P, It made me suprised ! Japanese call this style
"Haya Ishida" . This formation is so strong! … But, this case is a little risky. Because when Left ▲85P, Right should △77B or △78G or S. Next, if Right △77B, there is a blank in forward to the Bishop. It will be big disadvantages. If Right △78G or S, Right can't △78R. So Right can't make good use of 75P.
I thought quick ishida only playable if white 34P
Well, very good explanation, but I don't understand at all
@@purwantoseptian8600 same
Thank you for the explanation, i am still a beginner, but i wondered the same thing, how will the Sente defend if Gote 85p
me that doest know shogi huh
My goals in life:
Become a grandmaster in chess
Become a professional Shogi player
Don't forget go
@@rounaknair1193 life is too short for that
Generally becoming a grandmaster is decided before your 10 yo olds but good luck bb
@@timothycypriot8182 yeah, maybe too much to ask for to be a chess GM and a shogi pro as well. But that doesn’t mean you can’t become decent at both!
My goals in life:
Be a chess master
Try to learn shogi
Make a good game
Don’t be a loser
Me who plays chess: oh so they have already fianchetto-ed their bishops
Right there .... I had the same thoughts Swapnil
Our Japanese brothers make pure hell out of any game💀
the guy went for quick attack of Ishida but then blow it up. but its always nice to see shogi be played.
ishida is weak when bishop diagonal's not opened, idk why he kept pushing the pawn on 7e on second move.
Ur cool if youve watched ryuuo no oshigoto or march comes in like a lion ☺️
I came from Ryuu No Oshigoto lol
I just love the shikamaru vs asuma matches in naruto lol
Watching it right now. Wanted to look up professional matches. I have no ideal whats going on
that's where i came from XD
I watched sangatsu no lion when it aired and it became my favorite anime of all time passing anohana after season 2, and it had the side effect of getting me into shogi which is amazing.
40:36 I think I lost time again. 47:38 Forget the clock, there's still more things to do.
When you're an otaku and apparently you want to learn a board game
Yes, who know you might be a prodigy
Ye
Yaaaaaaaa it's so board bro
well, there is chess
well i thought this might be fun so i tried.it
she lost early on. but good on her for playing through the game. I hate when people resign early.
In shogi it’s worth it to keep fighting though
When did she make a losing mistake ?
Hello from Thailand Shogi club.
46:50
I think Left gets advantages. Because if I were Left, I would put △79B . If Right ▲79K, △77R→▲78N→△68G→▲89K→△88G. It's Checkmate. So, he can't ▲79K that he ▲58K. If he so, △77R is getting silver and I can Checkmate in next turn. According to this, he is so risky.
bro you tryna calculate some physics or smth?
@@WinterSolice2005 Foreigners like you are shit. Don't understand? learn or shut up
Is the clock just irrelevant later 😂
Low key would have lost a long time ago tho
Looks 10x more intense than chess
Haha yes, because in Shogi you can use enemy's pieces after capturing them
Kurcze, czy tylko ja jestem tak swirnięta, że oglądam to tylko ze względu na Shikamaru? 😂❤️Tak czy siak Naruto is live❤️💕
Is life jak już
march comes in like a lion
Yessss hahhahah :)
I'm watching it right now
Yee
Yessir
Yuh
49:03 Two Ukrainians playing Japanese Shogi, but using a clock that announces in Chinese: “Jiāshí (byoyomi)! Sìshí (40)! Wǔshí (50)! Yī (1), èr (2), sān (3), sì (4), wǔ (5)!”
Strange but impressive.
Is there a blitz in shogi? So that I can understand mlre easily there movements and the rule "dropping".
No, 30 minutes for each player (like sub-ligue in japan) and when the time runs out start the "1 minute Shogi" that basically is 1 movement per minute
28:57 I freaked out because I first didn’t realize it was HER hand at the top left.
Same, I came back and rewatched this.
Wow😂
Shikamaro can end this game in a minute
Umm, no!
Shikaku in 30 sec
@@pain6400 shikamaro is smarter than his dad
He is just a fucking drawing
Cách chơi cờ thật đỉnh cao tôi sẽ mua cờ này 1 lần !
I'm just confused as to why there was no castling
@Rei Mizu The queen has nothing to do with castling at all
@アサシンHassan-i Sabbah There are castles in shogi. One example is mino castle.
Ребятки, а крепости строить умеем или как? Или только пешки двигать вперёд ?))
I dont know shogi Is that kind of chess which has rule that you can revive pieces?
Me too
Playlist Hidetchi - How to play shogi
The guy seemed to have good initiative but:
- Forgot to press the clock several times.
- Didn't take the Dragon King to stop the girl's attack. Didn't press on with his own attack.
- Played an illegal move. And they both took so much time to spot such an obvious illegal move! This feels like amateur play. Even I who learnt Shogi over the past week spotted it!
it's interesting to see strong, committed players using plastic pieces and a common board. Not what the upper-end Shogi community would have you think.
What the hell am I watching? She wasted her first 5 minutes on her first 3 moves! Holy shit man, just move a piece.
Thats a great way to lose
Seems she ws playing two-symbols pieces the 1st timein her life and got confused
Did she not lose on time?
Thera are no openings in this game? Why they are taking that much time to do a initial move?
Meu avô jogava muito esse jogo em casa. (Tem algum brasileiro assistido esse vídeo?)
Tem kkkkkk
Ss
Sim kkkkkk
Ñao
esse jogo é dificil de entender por causa dos kanjis
I like board and Card games like Chess, Uno, Dama, Checkers, Scramble, Monopoly, black jack, Solitaire, Tongits, and Rummy...
Now I want to learn and play Japanese Shogi and Karuta
Do you like Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game?
I bet you, $30, that these Shogi players R having an "Avant Garde" style philosophical discussion with themselves as they're battling each other.
You mean something meaningful rather than trivial like simple small talk? Because I'm sure they do
Hello, do you mind if I use a few seconds of this for a video I'm doing on a shogi game?
So Shogi takes more time. Like I can see that they have to think careful strategies, and the reason why they have longer limited time
Compared to chess? This isn’t necessarily true. Although many chess games are blitz (around 5 min each side) or rapid (around 10 min each side), classical games can last hours or even multiple days.
@@kappablanca5192 Chess is fast same with checkers and Dama. I've seen pro's in competition are really fast.
@@Kitxne I play chess. While blitz and bullet has become more prevalent with the advent of online chess, classical still exists.
Compared to chess? Absolutely not. Almost every pro game in a classical time control will go at least 4 hours
@@benjisisler I mean that's kind of irrelevant. What's important is how many moves a game usually takes. I think shogi usually takes more
Don't be shy to think too long Because it requires a good plan first.
Why does the board look like some one created it as a DIY?
I think this man's biggest mistake is the dragon king taking the lance.
This aint championship... this is amateur liga... both max. 1 Dan... the woman may be even 3 kyu
A lot weaker than that actually. More like 9 kyu. I doubt a 3-kyu would take 30 seconds to spot that her opponent dropped the bishop with his king being in the most obvious check in history of shogi.
nexxogen I’m only watching because I seen it on naruto, but I know how to lay chess that’s about it
There is no way they're more than 11-kyu.
new player.. the kyu numbering system is opposite to dan right? like 9 is lowest?? or am I wrong?
Ben Howes yes exactly. But in some tournaments they even have a 10&11 kyu classification because of the important level differences. Especially in international tournaments.
I watch the anime shogi they even can pause the game for a month then continues
51:40
King: I wanna go into my castle
Silver: *(REBELLION OF THE GENERALS)*
17:55 he forgot to press the clock button and no one notices xd
Idk how shogi games works but in chess u could just don't say anything and win on time xD
It works the same, I think they were just playing honorably and perhaps slightly casually.
Okay- I'm not the only one who noticed that!!! I wasn't sure if there was some move or follow on move for the capture and he was waiting to make a move....NOPE- FORGOT TO HIT THE CLOCK! lol
Awful game to watch. Where did these 2 learn to play?
just deciding not to use the timer?
I came here because of shikadai yaknow hahaha and now I'm trying to learn shogi ha ha ha it's a dragggg
Fax same here
I hope you regret saying that now.
I have no idea about shogi but why did they think that much in the first 3 moves
the opening of the game usually has the players building a defense or "castle".
so both players attempt to build one while trying to counter their opponents castle.
Because they're thinking. You might not be able to see 3 or 4 moves ahead or know opening moves, but they do and they were doing that.
three possibilities:
1. first time seeing that kind of kanjis
2. they didnt had a game plan in advance and took the time at the start
3. first time against that opening so making sure there were no traps
@@jesusalbertogiraldomendoza9960 that's tournament i thought they were professionals?
@@berkaykartopu I mean, in schools People make begginer tournaments Just like in chess, they both took their phones out during the game, is not that serious of a game.
Thanks for the game, but pls dont film from the side.
It's really hard to follow a game from the side.
The guy be giving all his time to her from the start
I am so confused by the ending drive...she is checking the king with a dragon king (promoted rook) and he dropped a bishop somewhere else???
yes, thats why the game ended. he lost by making an illegal move
Its lost anyways. She has two Golds in hand she can drop ok 77 and 79
Why is the clock counting faster than seconds?
I can't read kanji :(
Bisa nonton channel aku, ngebahas tentang basics di Shogi :))
Sama, aku aja main shogi harus pake kepingan simbol/huruf
kepingan Kanji terlalu susah untuk dipahami
Wow Sicilian Defense!
Wait wrong game
I'm here cuz I saw ryõu no oshigoto
shion no ou is better.
March comes in like a lion brought me here.
wait wasnt 14:44 illegal? because he hadnt hit the clock and she still played
This is an extremely interesting question.
I can not find any official rules for Playing Shogi with a digital Chess clock so I will pretend that they would use the FIDE chess rules.
This matter ( a player forgets to press their clock and the opponent makes their next move) is not actually covered by the FIDE rules but there has been a LOT of discussion about this and I believe that what the concensus of opinion is....
A player may not "make" (I.E complete their move) before their opponent has made (I.E completed) their previous move. To do so would be an illegal move.
A player completes their move when they stop their clock and start the opponents clock.
Thus you can "start" your move before the opponent has completed theirs, that is, you could move a piece and even remove your hand from it, but you may not punch your clock before the opponent has punched theirs to complete their last move.
By this interpretation, Anna made four illegal moves and Sergiy made one.
Can someone explain me what happened at 47:30, why did she ran out of time and they reset to 15 mins each?
Also he left his clock run during her turn at 12:55 , 17:52 and 40:35 , wasting up to 10 mins and giving all that extra time to her which triggered me, are they just ignoring the clock or what's happening?
According to the 2018 Ukraine Cup website, the games are 30 minutes followed by 1 minute per move byo-yomi.
I believe that this clock (PQ9902C or PQ9902) has byo-yomi capability but it seems that the byo-yomi time was not set up
and that only the 30 minutes was.
It may be that when Anna's clock ran out, the clock no longer knew how much time Sergiy had left and so maybe the TD just "made up" something that he thought was fair and gave them both 15 minutes.
I did seem that Sergiy may not have used a chess clock before for Shogi play and even Anna did not seem to pay much attention to it.
On further investigation it appears that the clock was set up correctly for 30 minutes + 1 Byo Yomi period (of 1 minute).
Looking at other games from this tournament and reading the manual from the PQ9902 it seems that this clock always uses 1 minute Byo-Yomi periods.
The little "01" in the top corner indicates the number of 1 minute periods, in our case , "01".
Standard go/shogi byo-yomi timing starts the byo-yomi periods at the end of the main time (in our case 30 minutes) but this clock starts it during the last part of the main time.
So in our case the (one) byo-yomi period starts one minute before the end of main time. Therefore at 46.35 in the video Anna's one, one-minute byo-yomi period starts and since she fails to make a move during this period she loses on time at video-time of 47.35.
At this time we can hear the clock do it's 10 second alarm to indicate loss on time, but when Anna moves and presses the clock, the clock resets to default starting time (4 hours main time and 5 byo-yomi periods of one minute each) and the indication that she lost on time is erased.
@@nm7sp If the world had more people like you, we would have a better world.
Even though I made this comment a year ago and you would be unsure if I would read it I thank you kind person for taking your time and for the clarification in detail because I did in fact read it!
So according to your explanation she should've lost to the clock right, but they kind of just reset the clock because they weren't sure what happened when they saw the new default timer?
Just out of curiosity, how do you know the rules in such detail? Were you a shogi player yourself?
1:01 is the clock really beeping like that? I'd throw it across the room.
Ryous work is never done??
Капець, навіщо поставили таймер, якщо він не працює?
Не дотиснута кнопка, збиває з того хто ходить наступним...
いいね！
At the 27 minute mark, I was just begging for a knight drop on 6-7 to fork the bishop and silver and also being one move away from being checkmate so it has to be defended... 36 minute mark: DROP THE GOLD ON 8-7!!!!... Minute 41, just kill the dragon with a pawn drop?? It can't move, bc it's pinned. And they played 2 of these moves after they weren't good anymore xD Ahhhh... AHHHH, it gets better, a game thrown in 53 minute mark with the gold drop on 8-8 instead of 9-6 after creating the wall for the king instead of attacking... Next move if gold to 8-7, it would've been a disaster for black, but the horse capturing 8-8 wasn't that bad either. Minute 55 illegal move??? Ok, they realized lol.. I'm not a pro and this was fun to think for a bit, but some of these moves were just bad, sorry..
Lol just what are you
i don't understand why the last move is illegal?
@@akra4680 I think the king was in check if that remaining piece was the dragon, so you'd have to react to that.
why could they tell pieces from each other?
If its pointing at the enemy team it's your piece
@@saggywaters5858 I think roygbiv330 means the actual symbols themselves, but either way, they should put a little red tip on the piece to clarify that's the direction it faces. This isn't the easiest game for some people's eyes to see clearly. Yes a grandmaster would have it all in his or her head, but nevertheless it could use a visual upgrade.
@@jeffk1722 In most cases, the red tip would signify that piece being promoted.
@Larbitos O_o But why should they be in Kanji when they could just as easily be symbols everyone can recognize? And why not simply make the pieces white and black so it's easier to tell what's going on? I get that traditional Shogi boards are meant to look like this, but wouldn't you rather have the game be accessible to more people?
@HandGrenades 4Balls That's fair. In my defense, a workaround could be to make the pieces black/white on either side and have a separate pool of pieces for promotions. But I still see no reason the kanji can't be changed to symbols.
Granted, I did get used to the Kanji after a couple days, but I still find myself making a stupid blunder every so often because I lost track of which piece was which, or taking an embarrassingly long amount of time to decipher what's happening in particularly crowded puzzle.
Is this onigoroshi?
Nope it starts with Quick Ishida's Attack
That damned clock
I know all the rules of the game since i was interested but other than that when i was a young kid living in a European setting and also living the uk chess is all i ever learnt but tbh i find a hog is rules more interesting (btw the way i got into it was through naruto and the 51 games, game on the switch) also have a lovely day
Plus she should have lost by time already but he keeps giving her free time!
It feels extremely cheap to win by time
@@gonsonandenschinder no it doesn't. If someone uses they're time up because they're well clearly they can't think fast enough. If that's your argument might as well play with no clocks and then games would take forever.
@@benjisisler that’s a pretty common debate haha.. Competition-wise it makes sense that running out of time is your own fault but I still agree that you shouldn’t aim to win on time..
Kuzu-Ryuou and Ginko Sora brings me here
初心者なのに鋭い手が随所に見られてすごいね。特に女の子の感覚が良い。
それな。最後は時間切れ負けだったけど79角とか打てば勝てたんじゃないかな？
@@nikujagapumpkin 最後は龍と馬の勘違いで男性が負けました。
A girl shogi player D: WOW!!!!!!
@HandGrenades 4Balls swear haha
Not a rarity actually!
@@makytondr8607 yeah hahaha I love shogi too haha
Anyone who is a chess player like me who got curious what shogi is?
47:00
PLZ WHITE...
79 BISHOP PLEEEEASE
53:40
78 GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want to play shogi on a professional player too
The woman looked So chilled. Like..
Yeah, whatever. I don’t have much time, but Who cares. I Can make a photo now.
Ah, kiriyama rei
VS MAESTRO SOUYA. GATSU NO LION.
Why am i a year late
This game would be much more approachable to westerners if the pieces were differentiated in virtually any other way
You get used to the kanji after a few games
8:29 - interjection from cat spectator
Imagine shikamaru play this with them i think will be over in 10 min😂
you think so little of shikamaru?
Asuma didn't let him to sacrifice pieces so I don't think so, not enough time... Without that kind of strategies the game becomes really slow.
Meruem would clap shikamaru
22:00 i think she has stolen like 4-5 minutes of his time already! Every time he doeant push the button i got so freaking pissed! Such an irretating game for so many reasons! It shouldnt have taken her 5 minutes to make her 5th move!
@@melmao6531 m2
Stop being a touchy little bitch then? Click off the video if it's pissing you off, it ain't a championship you twat
ローマ字じゃなくて漢字やってんのすごいな。
as a chess player :
what the fuck
these people can't even click the time
He did, it just didn't switch. A faulty clock I say.
Everyone is a champion, until Shikamaru comes and mates you!
Shikamaru & asuma play shogi bring me here
Never are they pro player... I wonder if in the entire ukraine there arent proffesional shogi players... I am not sure but no one of those built a castle at the beginning... I dare to say I am a better player
Building a castle is not always necessary,it really depends.I once saw the top player hadn't move the king in the beginning,but I think this kind of strategy is hard to handle.
ぱいぱい
Sò vim pelo shicamaru
Im play shogi in nagoya hhh
Перевага Hayaishida Я був здивований😲
Це докладно
Да
Ye
30 minutes is much
41:14 have a line tsume shogi(xequemate) 78R (king only have scape for house 59) *58G xequemate
1- You can't move the Rook because the Bishop is pinning it to the King
2- Even if you could, the Rook would be unprotected on 78, so the King could simply capture it
@@MrHioso14 You're absolutely right Martin.
is he trying onigorishi??? hahah
What do ya mean?
@@deft5738 onigoroshi is a shogi trap opening form hah, do you know some shogi openings?
@@Nelly.Ramirez I've been playing shogi for 2 weeks, I don't all Of them.
@@deft5738 Ahhhh ok haha n_n good luck :)
Строй гин-каммури!
Achei q a Muié nao ia jogar nunca
It looks soo bland as a game though
53:41 Она могла бы сделать сброс Kin на поле 7-8 с шахом.Соперник забирает спомощью Kin 8-8 её Kin на поле 7-8.После чего она может забрать его Kin на поле 7-8 спомошью её Ruo которое стоит на поле 8-9 и тем самым поставив мат!
40:07 should have played silver 7 9 then based off the way they are playing he would have went king to the 6th file then you play rook to 7 8 and then you can go gold 6 8.
And the mate in 2 she missed at 54:00? Drop Gold 7 8, Drop Gold 6 6 --'
quem ta aki porcausa de anime da like(eu sou porcausa do ryoou no oshigoto :)
Vou comprar um por causa do Shikamaru Nara
Br ta em td canto kkkkkkkk
@@Gab_Leviathan verdade kkkk
Pensei que não ia encontrar nenhum br
@@Blitzado200 PENSOU ERRADO!kkkkkk
Looks like Chinese chess position+can using opponents' pieces+go+king chess promote
This is Japanese chess
@@pyrosoda1065 I know
Most of the people were inspired by the ryou work never done